Polish for plastic lights

Mike Y · 2007-10-12T12:29:04+00:00

I've seen the discussions on the 'polish' to use on things like headlightlens when they yellow or become fogged.I thought the polish was available at Wal-Mart, but I looked yesterdayand couldn't find anything.Any recommendations as to what to use?I have a 93 Intrepid with the headlights all milky, and a 95 GradPrixthat has a 'light bar' that turned yellow and cloudy.Also... does the stuff work well with mechanical buffing or does itreally work well with hand rubbing (for hours and hours and...)

Oct 12, 2007 42 Replies

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Mike Marlow 18 years ago

I polish them with my buffer all of the time. I use a real auto body buffer and not one of those cheap ones I mentioned in my post. Never melted or damaged a single lens.

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L.G.R. 18 years ago

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Thanks. I will try that nex time. L.G.R.

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Rob Smith 18 years ago

You should be able to find plastic polish at small, private airports. They usually have a little "pilot's" shop. You might also find this stuff at an auto parts store or motorcycle shop. My first encounter was while serving in the Navy. Meguires (the wax and polish people) developed this plastic polish for the military to use on aircraft canopies. I've used it with decent results on both an old Caravan and my 1st gen Neon.

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